Roberto Lucchi Esri INSPIRE Discovery, View and Download and OGC standards

INSPIRE and OGC standards implementation INSPIRE Implementing rules and specifically technical guidance documents are relying on existing standards - Makes perfect sense - Esri is an OGC member and actively contributes (OWS interoperability testbeds, SWG, …) - ArcGIS supports OGC and ISO standards - … but INSPIRE introduced requirements not met by OGC - Discovery: OGC CSW ISO AP View: ISO 19128:2005(E) – WMS Download: OGC WFS (+ GML 3.2.1)

INSPIRE and OGC standards: what‘s different INSPIRE Services extend OGC with - Capabilities documents, better connect these with ISO standards for metadata, additional information (e.g. supported languages) - Semantics, code lists (e.g. service type, layer names, …) - Data models, encodings, symbols, …

ArcGIS for INSPIRE Compliance, data sharing and discovery throughout Europe using ArcGIS for INSPIRE Extends ArcGIS with Discovery, View and Download Services, Metadata, Data Models ArcGIS for INSPIRE View Discovery Download Compliant Services Data Models Integrated Tools Desktop and Server Extensions

ESRI Is Committed To Supporting SDI A Platform for Sharing Collective Geographic Information Providing A Complete Platform Open Standards Open API’s Distributed Servers Sharing/ Discovery / Integration Communities Applications Maps & Data Free Clients Strong Server Technology Data Compilation, Management, and Analysis Free Web & Mobile Clients Open Use of Basemaps Open Standards Support Open Sourced Geoportal Mapping APIs INSPIRE Solution Ongoing Commitment - (Team, Engineering Resources, Support…. )

ArcGIS for INSPIRE Compliance, data sharing and discovery throughout Europe using ArcGIS for INSPIRE Discovery Services, View Services, Download Services, Metadata, Data Models INSPIRE GeoportalDesktop GISWeb GISMobile GIS - ESA - Eurostat - EEA - … Legally Mandated Organizations EU bodies NL D F GB E P I … View Services Download Services Discovery Services Monitoring Services

Focus on Applications Deploy once and use many times: Client applications are a key perspective Recognize and leverage INSPIRE additional capabilities is essential in order to create added value out of INSPIRE  Forms to express profiles and extensions - Functional - Semantics - Encoding Consumers INSPIRE SDI

Focus on Applications Examples - Functional - Additional CSW queryables - Multilingualism (all INSPIRE services, metadata) - Semantics - The language element used to filter a discovery CSW request also indicates the language to be used for exception messages - Language neutral layer names AU.AdministrativeBoundary - Styles (e.g. inspire_common:DEFAULT) Consumers INSPIRE SDI

Focus on Governance INSPIRE is a long term commitment Strong compliance requirements Versions of OGC Versions of INSPIRE technical guidance documents Example: INSPIRE View and Discovery Services TG version 2.12 and Rely on the same OGC specification version - Implications on backward compatibility Metadata EU Geoportal M&R Discovery View Download & Transf. Annex I data Annex II & III Future

Government Is Changing, Technology Is Changing GIS Professionals Embrace This Change And see new opportunities… Focused on the Web, services, and mobile New Media Mashups VGI Web 2.0 Geodata Mobile Real-Time Data Web Maps Social Networks New Services